Marvel x Dc: New magic

The day had finally arrived. Leonardo stood outside King's Cross Station, dressed in a finely tailored black coat, his cane resting at his side. His luggage trunk sat beside him, enchanted to be lighter than it looked.

He glanced at his Hogwarts acceptance letter one last time.

Students must board the Hogwarts Express from Platform 9¾ at precisely 11 o'clock.

"Platform 9¾... What kind of joke is this?" he muttered under his breath.

Looking around, he saw nothing but ordinary travelers rushing past him, completely unaware of the hidden world of magic.

Leonardo walked toward Platforms 9 and 10, scanning the area for any sign of a hidden entrance. A frown crossed his face—there was nothing but a solid brick wall between them.

Just then, a familiar messy-haired boy wearing glasses caught his attention.

It was Harry Potter.

Walking alongside him were two other boys—one with wild white hair and an excited grin, and another with dark, neatly combed hair and a calm presence.

Asta and Yuno.

Leonardo narrowed his eyes as he watched them approach the wall.

An older woman—Mrs. Weasley—was speaking to them.

"All you have to do is walk straight at the barrier," she instructed warmly. "Don't stop, don't be scared. Best do it at a bit of a run if you're nervous."

Harry hesitated for a moment before he took off, running straight at the brick wall.

Leonardo expected to hear a painful crash—but instead, Harry vanished through the wall.

Asta, ever the energetic one, grinned. "Let's go, Yuno!"

With that, the two of them sprinted toward the wall—and disappeared.

Leonardo smirked. "Huh. So that's the trick."

Adjusting his coat, he gripped his cane firmly and took a deep breath. Then, without hesitation, he walked straight at the wall—

And found himself emerging on the other side.

Platform 9¾

The sight before him was breathtaking.

A massive scarlet steam engine, the Hogwarts Express, stood proudly, emitting white clouds of steam. Wizards and witches bustled about, saying their goodbyes to their children, while the chatter of excited students filled the air.

Leonardo took a moment to take it all in.

With a casual stride, he made his way toward the train, boarding with ease. He dragged his luggage through the narrow corridors, peering into compartments in search of familiar faces.

After a few minutes, he reached a large, spacious cabin—and what he saw inside made him smirk.

There, sitting together, were:

A blonde-haired boy with an arrogant smirkA white-haired girl sitting beside himA red-haired boy, laughing boisterouslyA brunette girl, her nose buried in a bookA pale-skinned girl with jet-black hair, her expression unreadableA blonde girl with a striking resemblance to Diana SpellmanAnd finally, a boy with a mysterious ring—David, the one he had met at Arcana Cabana

Leonardo stepped inside, resting his cane against the wall before greeting them.

"I take it this is where all the interesting people sit?" he said smoothly, his voice carrying a hint of amusement.

The group turned their attention to him.

The red-haired boy was the first to speak. "Who are you?"

"Leonardo Giovanna." He adjusted his gloves. "And you must be…?"

The red-haired boy grinned. "Ron Weasley."

The brunette girl looked up from her book. "Hermione Granger."

The blonde-haired boy leaned back smugly. "Draco Malfoy."

Leonardo turned his gaze toward the pale girl with black hair.

"…Wednesday Addams, I presume?"

She simply nodded.

Then, he turned to the blonde girl sitting next to her.

"You must be Sabrina Spellman."

Sabrina smiled. "You catch on fast."

Finally, his gaze settled on David, who simply smirked in recognition.

With introductions done, Leonardo took a seat, leaning back comfortably. The train whistled, signaling its departure.

As the Hogwarts Express began to move, Leonardo glanced out the window, watching as the station faded into the distance.

A small smirk played on his lips.

Hogwarts was going to be… very interesting.